Job Tales - I interview professionals to help you become who you wish to be

Today the way we work is different if compared to 20 years ago. When we finish our studies, we enter the professional world knowing that we will change jobs 3, 4, 7, 8 times during our life. Hence, learning how to properly learn, even de-learn to re-learn, is a key ingredient to our professional satisfation. 

Neus lives in Spain, she is a Learnability Advisor. What does it mean? In a nutshell, she
accompanies people and businesses along the change; through coaching
and new methodologies she goes through steps of de-learning and re-learning. She teaches how to be open to receive a new learning methodology, have a growth mindselt, which includes learning to fail. Enjoy the interview!

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Michael studied business, started his career as a journalist, and today he is a branded content producer, a screenwriter, and overall an entrepreneur in the entertainment industry, with experiences including running Tyra Banks company. In this episode you’ll learn about branded content, the writing business, Michael’s own entrepreneurship experience, and even a look at how the metaverse will affect the future of the industry. 

It took 25 years for Sebastien to become a pilot. Timing was not right when he started, but with perseverance he managed to be an instructor and to enjoy the profession of flying and teaching others.

 A life experience from Sebastien, who appreciates every bit of his life. You as a pilot, are in charge of your life and your choices. If you have questions for Sebastien please let me know. And thank you Seb for sharing your experience with us.

If you think that you cannot make a job out of your personal passion, think twice. Olivier is a passionate board game player, he likes to invent stories, create scenarios, mysterious story themes, and after working as an IT engineer, he put his passion to the service of corporates and private individuals. He created his company, 10torsion, in French "distortions", and he has been doing this for years. Successfully.
 
Great interview Olivier, thanks for sharing.

"Public relations specialists are responsible for growing, shaping, and maintaining a company's reputation and brand" [www.glassdoor.com].  Mac Prichard tells us his story as a PR specialist. He defines it as a storytelling job. Today it’s a very demanded job, hence competition is high. How do you land a job in PR? Listen to the podcast and you’ll discover some interesting advice.

Here's Mac's PR company
www.prichardcommunications.com

Mac also runs his own podcast:
"Find Your Dream Job"

macslist.org/podcasts

and Mac's List:

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What does it take to become a real estate agent ? I interviewed Beverly Grahame in Switzerland. She told me her own story of how she became an agent and gave me an interesting insight on what are the challenges and joys related to this job. Enjoy the interview!

I met Brett on a film set. He was asset manager. His calling was somewhere else though : writing stories, expressing his creativity. This lead him to become independent as a copy writer. In this episode we will delve into Brett’s experience shifting from film set to writing for advertising and social media customers.

Because of the movies, we have a fantasised vision of the job of an FBI agent. Not all is as exciting as in the movies, but a lot is. As an FBI agent your mission is to enforce the US federal law. Nael was in the industry for over two decades and I had the privilege to interview him about his job. 

If you are artistic, are good with your hands, make moulds, use silicone, cast, and love to sculpture or make up, then prosthetics make up effects is a profession you definitely want to consider. Jordi works in the film industry, and he has a lot of experience that he is sharing with me today. 

This episode starts with the original tunes of Antoine Escoffey, aka Green Giant. He is a DJ who has made a name for himself in the French part of Switzerland. Between adectodes myths and his career path, you’ll hear some really useful advice if DJing is what you want in your life.